The next edition of the DSM will tighten the definition of autism, focusing on "classic autism" as the model. What is driving this change in definition; medical need -or- money? What will this mean for people with less severe disability in the focus areas but who stil …
Do the Republican candidates want to continue the economic policies of former President Bush or do they wish to chart an entirely new course? With the exception perhaps of Ron Paul, are the other candidates really any different from George Bush?
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With all the problems in the world today it is difficult to take the time or invest ourselves in any one of them.
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What's new here isn't really the idea that experiences in early childhood are important. In fact, in the era following the Second World War, the idea that habits established early in life are permanent was, if anything, belabored too much.
Sounds fascinating
excerpt:" The brains of autistic children have far more neurons in the prefrontal cortex than the brains of kids without autism, finds a new study that could advance research into the disorder. "For the first time, we have the potential to understand why autism gets started …
I've written a lot about autism including this piece on temple grandin and four interviews on horseboy including this one
interesting I've written a lot about autism including temple grandin and horseboy
Neuroscientist Walt Schneider says studying the brains of people with autism like Temple Grandin - the famous animal welfare advocate - could help identify "sub-types" of autism and how best to treat them.
fascinating piece
Children of Autism has not initiated any private discussions.